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Tokyo (Page 73)
Famous for his ability to demolish buildings, the King of the Monsters would also be pretty adept at wrecking Japan’s finances.
For a limited time, one restaurant in Tokyo is serving up curry that’s just as good as the noodles it’s famous for.
Marugame Udon, a ubiquitous Tokyo noodle shop, serves this delicious “hidden” menu item for just 130 yen.
Shibuya photography session will give you a literal snapshot of two of the coolest aspects of Japan.
KFC Japan’s summer of all-you-can-eat fried chicken is ending, but at this Tokyo restaurant limitless chow can be your all year long.
Mr. Sato takes a stroll through the shopping arcade of Asagaya Station in Tokyo for this year’s Tanabata festival and bumps into none other than The Donald himself!
With the Olympic Games looming, the government and Tokyo taxi companies are looking at ways to overhaul how they charge and to become a little more English-friendly.
Place your bets now for what you think the biggest energy consumer in the largest city in Japan is.
Here’s the potentially awesome upside of rain on the day you’re going up Tokyo’s tallest structure.
And poses from Kill Bill’s fight choreographer ensure you’ll look fearsome when you get there.
Photos show just how much the capital of Japan and the King of the Monsters have grown in 60 years.